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Volume 16 (2011): Issue 6 (Nov 2011)

in International Journal of Athletic Therapy and Training

Print ISSN:: 2157-7277

Online ISSN:: 2157-7285

Letter to the Editor
- A Response to “Governance Matters: Part 1”
  
  By: Marje Albohm
  
  Pages: 1
First Words: Commentary on the Practice and Professions of Athletic Health Care
- Governance Matters: Part 2
  
  By: John T. Parsons
  
  Pages: 2–4
Clinical Topic Review
- The Physiologic Basis of Tendinopathy Development
  
  By: Francisco Molina, Alma Rus, Rafael Lomas-Vega and Ma Luisa del Moral
  
  Pages: 5–8
Environmental Considerations
- Effect of Moisture-Wicking Garments on Temperature Regulation During Exercise
  
  By: Taz H. Kicklighter, Jason R. Edsall and Malissa Martin
  
  Pages: 9–13
Clinical Research Review
- Ankle Flexibility and Jump Landing Mechanics: Implications for ACL Injury Risk
  
  By: Matthew Hamilton and James R. Velasquez
  
  Pages: 14–16
Injury Prevention & Performance Enhancement
- Vertical Jumping and Landing Mechanics: Female Athletes and Nonathletes
  
  By: Jennifer J. Didier and Vanessa A. West
  
  Pages: 17–20
- Plyometric Supraspinatus Strengthening in High School Baseball Players
  
  By: Matthew J. Somma and Travis L. Orth
  
  Pages: 21–25
Case Review
- Exertional Collapse of a Male Collegiate Rower
  
  By: John Faltus and Brendon P. McDermott
  
  Pages: 26–28
Functional Rehabilitation
- Shadowboxing for Relief of Chronic Low Back Pain
  
  By: Akram Muharram, Wenge Liu, Zhenyu Wang, Lei Sun and Weifen Wu
  
  Pages: 29–33
At Education
- Mentorship of New Faculty Members
  
  By: Lindsey E. Eberman, Leamor Kahanov, Moti Kahanov and Adam Yoder
  
  Pages: 34–37
Clinical Evaluation
- Clinical Prediction Rules for Diagnostic Imaging After Lower Extremity Trauma
  
  By: Ashley S. Long and James R. Scifers
  
  Pages: 38–41

International Journal of Athletic Therapy and Training

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Volume 16 (2011): Issue 6 (Nov 2011)

International Journal of Athletic Therapy and Training